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Extreme TF238 V60 microSD Card

Extreme TF238 V60 microSD Card

The Premier Choice for Professional Racing

Break Through Transmission Bottlenecks: Syncing Creativity with Inspiration in Real-Time

  • Supports ultra-high definition 8K video recording, perfectly capturing every brilliant frame in full detail.

V60 Video Performance: Perfectly Mastering 8K UHD Ultra-High Definition

  • V60 Rated: Stable 8K and High-Frame-Rate Recording. Combining UHS-II technology with over-provisioning (OP) management, this card ensures data integrity and long-term stability—making it the trusted choice for professional cinematography and extreme action shooting.
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Professional Data Management: Safeguarding Your Precious Imagery

  • Built-in spare block management optimizes performance and ensures data security. Featuring exceptional durability, it remains your most reliable support even in the harshest shooting environments.
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Universal Cross-Platform Compatibility: Defying Device Boundaries

  • Perfectly compatible with professional cameras, drones, and high-end handheld consoles. Supporting the latest UHS-II standards while remaining backwards compatible with UHS-I devices, it delivers a consistently superior experience no matter how your gear evolves.

Specifications

Capacity

128GB / 256GB / 512GB

Standard

SD 6.1

Speed Class

UHS-II U3 / V60 / A1 **Maximum speeds are only achievable when paired with UHS-II compatible devices and card readers. Backward compatible with UHS-I

Dimensions (L x W x H)

15 x 11 x 1mm

Weight

0.25g

Read/Write(Max)*

300/200 MB/s **Some capacity is reserved for over-provisioning and wear leveling to ensure optimal performance, reliability, and longevity. Actual usable capacity may slightly vary

Certifications

CE, FCC, BSMI, RoHS

Warranty

5 years limited

Manual Download

Extreme TF238 DataSheet

Product FAQ

01
Why do I get a "Write Protected" error when transferring files to the memory card?

Please check the write-protection switch on the side of the SD adapter. If it is set to "Lock," simply slide it up to unlock it.

02
Why is my computer not detecting the card reader?

Please ensure the memory card is firmly inserted into the reader. Try plugging the card reader into a different USB port on your computer. If the issue persists, test the reader on another computer to see if it functions correctly.

03
Why is the file transfer speed to my computer inconsistent?

Transfer speeds depend on your device's hardware, including the card reader and USB port specifications. Additionally, the size and quantity of the files affect the speed; transferring a large number of small files is generally slower and more inconsistent than transferring a single large file.

04
What should I do if I am unable to format my memory card?

Please try formatting using a different reader or device. If the issue persists, use the SD Formatter tool available at:
https://www.sdcard.org/downloads/formatter_4/

05
What do the different speed and performance classes (e.g., C10, U3, V30, A2) on an SD card mean?

Speed classes (such as Class 10, U3, or V30) indicate the minimum sustained write speed of the memory card, which is crucial for video recording. For a complete breakdown of all standards, please refer to the official SD Association website: https://www.sdcard.org/developers/sd-standard-overview/speed-class/

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